Swift and SwiftUI applications built to platform conventions, not a web page in a wrapper.
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Native Android
Kotlin applications that respect Material behaviour and the range of devices your users actually own.
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Cross-platform
React Native or Flutter where one codebase genuinely serves both platforms, and honest advice when it does not.
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Release and beyond
App Store and Play Store submission, staged rollout, crash monitoring, and the updates that follow.
What you get
Four things that exist when we are done.
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Applications submitted and approved on both stores
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Offline behaviour and error states designed, not left to chance
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Analytics and crash reporting wired in before launch
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A release process your team can run without us
Where this shipped
Digital Health / Consumer
Launched across iOS and Android in 3 markets
A cross-platform mobile app for personalized chronic-condition management, connecting care teams with patients through structured programs, symptom logging, and AI-assisted check-ins.
It depends on how much of your product is platform-specific. Cross-platform is a genuine saving for content and workflow apps; it costs you more than it saves once you need deep platform integration, heavy graphics, or background behaviour. We give a recommendation in discovery rather than defaulting to whichever we prefer.
Yes, including the parts that surprise people: privacy nutrition labels, review responses, staged rollout, and the rejections that come from guideline details rather than code.
Often. We start with a technical audit to establish what is salvageable and what is costing you more to maintain than to replace, then give a recommendation with the reasoning behind it.
